To Create A New C What I Can Do Project.

* SignUp for Creator Account. It`s Free!

* Login with your new User ID and Password. Now when you Click Creator`s Tools, you will be led to your creator`s account.

* Create Your First Project. Just for an experiment. You can delete it from your Creator`s Tool any time.

This describes a typical Creator's process:

When you start a new project, give it a WORKING TITLE: It's a working title, you can change it later.

Break the project into its elements (The Creator Tool Calls Them "Steps") show the videos of the robot blowing up. Or the new idea you had falling into a lump of clay, all along sharing your failures or successes along the way. This leaves the history of your project in a way to let someone else try it too!

Once the steps are finished, come back to this place and write up a story that will grab people's interest along with the final video, which you will put on YouTube. It's fine you can use our YouTube account if you don't want to create one.

Now people on YouTube can see the steps that you used to create the project and see a video of the project in action. When they click on the project, the steps and their videos and pictures reveal the whole how to. Or the ideas that didn't work along the way.

By now, you've learned that the top box is a place where you will show off your finished project. In this area you show each step in development. It's your choice, but the idea is you inspire someone to build their own version of your creation.

Say I intend to create a robot project so someone else can build something like it.

I created my parts list which contained this particular motor and pointed the link for this part, so each time someone got inspired to build an RFL base like mine, they clicked right on the website to buy it online from a Robot Parts Supplier we had a distribution agreement with.

Now each time someone wanted to build a robot like mine, CwhatIcanDo made money and everybody won. Me, the creator made some pocket change, but mostly it gave me street cred and helped CwhatIcanDo keep providing fun projects.

How-To steps, as many as it takes...

When this is the last step, it is time to produce your final video, bring it up on You Tube and write the most stunning possible attention getting paragraph. Make them salivate, as they see your project do it's "thing". Create a frenzy: they simply must build one of these weekend projects!

Tricks:
1. Choose a good login ID
2. Don't put any video in the top box, this will leave your project marked as "under construction. When you are ready to release the project, put in the video object in the You Tube player.

You used the top project box as a scratchpad while you created each step of the project using the creator tools.

You created each step and illustrated it with a drawing or a video.

When you finished, you put the project through it's paces in a video you also put on YouTube. Then you wrote a killer first line and an interesting paragraph. When you load the Final Video Into the First Step, your project is listed as a Finished Project and the "Under Construction" Bar is removed.

Congratulations! Your First Project is complete on CwhatIcanDo!